A rapprochement
I am relieved to report that, whatever the cause of the friction between my camera and my computer was, it now appears to have been resolved: the two are once again willing to communicate.
Which means that, some weeks later than I had originally hoped, I can bring you a rare photograph I took when Caspar was helpfully showing off her pretty back paws and didn't run off to hide the moment she caught wind of the camera. (Those glowing green eyes are a bit of a worry, mind...)
Possibly rarer yet - and taken on the same occasion - a photograph in which she doesn't look affronted!
Which means that, some weeks later than I had originally hoped, I can bring you a rare photograph I took when Caspar was helpfully showing off her pretty back paws and didn't run off to hide the moment she caught wind of the camera. (Those glowing green eyes are a bit of a worry, mind...)
Possibly rarer yet - and taken on the same occasion - a photograph in which she doesn't look affronted!
The Editor
4 Comments:
Cute kitty, mostly I get photos of the tip of a brown tail vanishing round a door.
Hee! Pretty pink puddy pads! Such a precious little poofkele!
(Yes, I would speak to her like this in person, too, which would doubtless only be interpreted as more effrontery. The value of dignity is lost on me, and every cat I encounter knows it at once.)
Oh, it's not the sweet talk that she objects to - it's having her photograph taken!
In almost every photograph I've ever taken of her, she has her ears back and a haughty expression on her face. Or she is a black and white blur. For a cat who had her pelvis broken in an RTA, she can't half move...
Cute kitty? Cute kitty!!
Madame Caspar is a Lady of considerable poise and dignity, not to mention great taste - not unlike her human companion.
She always runs a mile when she sees me (Caspar that is, not her Ladyship). I rest my case.
Dude
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